If you have experienced a personal injury through no fault of your own, you have a Constitutional right to judgment for appropriate compensation from the person who has injured you.
A personal injury can be either;
- Physical or
- Psychological (e.g. post traumatic stress).
If you have incurred any financial losses that are a direct result of the accident, for example;
- Medical Bills
- Lost Income
Or for any other type of injury or loss directly attributable to the accident you may be entitled for compensation. The majority of personal injuries claims are required by law to be submitted to the Injuries Board, the limitation period for bringing a claim is 2 years from the date of accident, however personal injury claims* involving minors are excluded from this time limitation period.
Houlihan Solicitors always aim to achieve the best possible outcome for your case, which allows you to take time to recover knowing your case is in safe hands. If you are thinking about getting the advice that you need on a personal injury claim*, we are happy to help contact us on us on 061 502 090 or email [email protected]
*In contentious Business, Solicitors may not calculate fees as a percentage of any award or settlement.
Frequently Asked Questions
It can take roughly around 12 months to complete a claim through PIAB. In the event court proceedings have to issue, it can take slightly longer. We have our clients’ interests at the top of our priority and always try to resolve cases as quickly as possible.
We operate on a “no win, no fee basis” and you can read more about this HERE
Our solicitor–client fee is a set fee that will be notified to you in writing at the very start of your case and we can guarantee that it will not change during the process. You will be issued with a formal Section 150 costs letter which details all work and costs involved in your case. We offer a “no obligation” consultation prior to taking on a case.
Absolutely. Everything that you tell us stays confidential. All documentation that relates to your case is stored on our secure data system that no one can access except our legal team. Our firm operates strict policies and procedures to satisfy and comply with Data Protection legislation and GDPR.
You have 2 years from the date of the accident to start a claim. Once 2 years pass your case will become statute barred if no action is taken. This is a very strict time restriction and cannot be extended. Some exceptions are made in medical negligence cases.
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